Need help to identify Greek (?) coin please (last one for 2019)

I am hoping that someone can tell me more about this coin, please?
Greek ?
AE (or Billon) 15.3mm., 3.75gm.
Possibly Faustina II/River God ???? (I don't know)



Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

 

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Lectistern reverse? Usually these are provincial Alexandrian but the border of dots on obverse makes me think it's Greek.

 

Possibly similar to this?

 

I don't think it's a Roman provincial-- definitely not Roman Egypt. Try Greek. Not sure of the reverse scene. It's hard to tell much about the obverse-- try reshooting, different lighting, better focus-- but I think the obverse figure may be wearing a petasos. Perhaps it is Hermes.

 

@TIF MERRY CHRISTMAS, and thank you.
I will try different lighting (again). I have taken over 100 'shots' but what I can see doesn't show up in the photo for some reason.
Now if my name was 'Doug Smit' . . . no problem.
(Christmas (eve) dinner in a few hours, with family arriving, so maybe tomorrow.)

 

Maybe the "Great God" of Odessos?

 

PeteB for the win!


https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=6283799
Thrace, Odessos. Ca. 281-270 B.C. Æ (15 mm, 2.37 g). Diademed female head right / The Great God reclining left, on twin cushions, holding cornucopiae; upturned amphora to left. Topalov 6; SNG Copenhagen 669.

Some catalogers call the obverse Apollo.

 

@PeteB FANTASTIC!! Thank you very much, and @TIF (as always) Thank you.


Yaaaay! (And after a good couple of hours with the camera only to produce this . . .)

I wish ALL of the C.T. members a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a safe and happy festive season.
(A big 'Thank You' to all, for your assistance in 2019.)